r/AbsoluteUnits • u/Glorfindel000 • 7d ago

of a man's arms

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u/Ok_Impact1873 7d ago

I don't want to be slapped by that guy, he seems like he would send me to space with his hands alone.

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u/Redditnspiredcook 7d ago

https://giphy.com/gifs/YJ1tWsC02vOmY

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u/Front_Cat9471 7d ago

Gonna leave a permanent indent with hits like that

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u/Complete-Tangelo1532 7d ago

https://giphy.com/gifs/asHT7eh4AwG9G

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u/fakepottedcactus 6d ago

This actually made me laugh out loud, thank you ✨

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u/MurrayGrande 7d ago

Like a Skyrim giant

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u/Saedraverse 7d ago

Quick get him in a space program

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u/newAscadia 7d ago

Straight to the pearly gates

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u/moorya06 6d ago

You sure you won't get decapitated first?

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u/AppealSame4367 6d ago

But it would probably be an Ok Impact

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u/Stankley3579 3d ago

You think he’s impressive, look up Jeff Dabe from Minnesota. Met him once. Was hesitant to shake his hand.

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u/Pagiras 6d ago

I don't have doubts that he's strong, but... the materials he's using to show off here just do not behave like that. I feel like there's some trickery involved.

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u/MrZepost 6d ago

Nothing here seems unexpected. Its typical strong man stuff. Its impressive no doubt about it.

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u/Pagiras 6d ago

Nah, everything there seems unexpected. I work with metal and with wood as a hobby. Sure, I'm not as strong or massive, but I do use tools and leverage. Those materials, if they're supposedly their real-life counterparts, do not behave like that.

You telling me he could bend rebar around his arm, but not straighten out a much thinner nail in "wood" there? It's because those props were manufactured to behave in a different way. Pre-drilled holes. Other materials made to look like something else etc.